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The Reimagined Space

Being quite excited about completing all my models in a timely manner, my confidence was brought down to earth after having a look around at the marvellous work of my peers. Realising that this might be my final communications, subject I was unhappy with the box-like structure that I had named my best imaginative space… and so I began to ponder improvements. Initially I had set out just to improve the detailing of the original space this involved the construction of a new balustrade along with some furniture. 



Then deciding I had taken enough photos of the interior I begun to cover up incompletions in the model that were let to aid the ease of photography. This involved closing the roof, creating a balcony and moving the stairs. Resulting in a new model altogether.

The model was finished with the addition of a bathroom window, Screen doors and pot plants made out of old coffee pods and small twigs. Completely redifining the exterior facade, resulting in a Reimagined space.

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